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Supreme Court Lets Cops Use Cameras to Spy on Private Citizen, Without Warrant

The U.S. Supreme Court has said, by its decision not to take up the argument, that it's fine for police departments to mount multiple cameras to spy on a private citizens for more than a year – without a warrant.

NY Comptroller Wants McDonald’s, Others to Pause Operations in Russia

New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli called on several major businesses to "pause" operations in Russia following the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine.

Police Tail NY Firefighter Across State Lines, Arrest Him for ‘Ghost Gun’ Purchase

A veteran New York firefighter was arrested last month after allegedly buying “ghost gun” parts in Philadelphia then transporting them to New York.

California Gas Prices Surge to All-Time Highs

The price of gasoline has reached record highs in California. The state become in American history to charge averages of over $5 a gallon for the essential fuel with Los Angeles and San Francisco eclipsing that mark earlier this week.

D.C. Braced, Uncertain as Trucker Convoy Puts the Hammer Down

l was braced for it was not quite clear what as a sizable convoy of truckers protesting COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other causes bore down on the city from the north.

Ukrainian Forces’ ‘Direct Attacks’ on Convoy Slowed Down Russia, Pentagon Says

The Ukrainian military's "direct attacks" against the Russian convoy heading toward the capital city of Kyiv have slowed it down, a U.S. senior defense official told reporters on Friday.

Feds Consider Ending Airline Mask Mandate This Month; Flight Attendants Union Wants Masks to Stay, Doesn’t Care That CDC Guidance Changed

Federal requirements that travelers wear masks on airplanes will be renewed if the unions have anything to say about it.

Apple Investors Vote for ‘Civil Rights Audit’ but Reject China Forced Labor Proposal

Apple investors bucked the company’s recommendations and approved a “civil rights audit” while rejecting a proposal calling for a report on Chinese forced labor.

‘Highest Risk Is Behind Us’: Ontario on Course to Lift Mask Mandate by End of March, Says Moore

Ontario’s chief medical officer of health says the province can anticipate the lifting of mandatory masking requirements by the end of March if the key public health indicators for COVID-19 continue to improve.

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